Pika7993

Easy time frame trading strategy with preferred MACD indicator

FX:NZDUSD   New Zealand Dollar / U.S. Dollar
After hours of starring at 1 hour time frame charts I noticed a very obvious pattern that profits me the most if excited properly.

If you look at this chart you will see my sloppy blue line starting at 0.00 which correlates to 5pm. The blue line goes until market close the next say 5pm. Here is how I profited from every candle.

The golden time frame is 0.00-9.00 or 5pm- 2am and 9.00-18.00/23.00 or “2am-11am/4pm

The key is to find the pair with the lowest heat wave and the highest heat wave. This will indicate on charts any significant trends. Keep mind correlating pairs to maximize trades in this example. Yesterday into market close today NZD was extremely strong against most most pairs throughout the 24 hr period trading day as USD remained weak agains NZD.

A significant trend pair cross checked with this MACD indicator can set us up for a 1 buy and 1 sell trade within you pair that creates a V like pattern for the day 24 hour period. This was immediately seen in the NZDUSD pair that confirmed my by at 5pm. The MACD did not signal a sell signifying the trend will not consolidate and and continuing moving until around the 9.00 or 2am period. Stay away from consolidating currencies as a break may not happen until the 4.00 or 9pm period which is a no go. This is why checking initial heat waves is extremely important. As seen this chart the trend closed out in the 8.00/9.00 area with a sell signal on the MACD to confirm. Sharp curves indicate little consolidation indicated by MACD histogram triggering my immediate sell. Around 18.00 or 11 am this trend will close and consolidate and continue through 23.00 mark or 4pm. Here I rolled all the way through as the MACD indicator did not trigger a buy at the 23:00 or 4pm time frame.

Hope this made sense if there are any questions let me know!
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